Let's be real. The path to becoming a doctor is anything but straight forward. But there are some long-held truths many applicants believe that are not grounded in reality. Here are 10 myths (and 6 truths) about applying to medical school
While I haven't been able to rotate in PM&R, I've had many experiences in the last year similar to that field. With all of those together, I feel I can make a good decision to pursue physiatry in the upcoming Match cycle.
2020 has been a strange year, but for medical students, it brings unique challenges. And no, many of us are not okay.
In the third iteration of medical statistics, we look at benefits and harms, and how clinicians can figure out risks and benefits of different treatments.
My time involved with EMS is almost over, but it's shaped me in ways I'll never fully appreciate. Here are 13 things I learned in my time in EMS.
In medicine, things aren't always perfect. One example of this are the sensitivity and specificity of testing. Let's use math to figure out exactly what those terms mean!
People seem very concerned with medical statistics, though many people may not understand them. This episode: "Flattening the Curve"
We have a society where we read a 140-character tweet or headline, and base our policy, opinion, and activism on just that brief snippet of information. We must reject lazy activism and start doing our own research. That, I think, is one of the biggest "cracks" I've seen through much of this pandemic.
A poem for manual therapy
What does a white coat and a medical student have in common? They're both expensive fomites.
Blue Hat to White Coat 